notecard 25

1 http://www.china.org.cn/english/culture/237521.htm
2 unknown
3 n/a
4 this talks about how chinese teens find insparationsfor fashion
5 yes
6 the facts seem to match previous research

notecard 24

1 http://hubpages.com/hub/Du-Juan--Chinese-Supermodels
2 awans
3 Simple and easy going man, love to make friendships with everyone from anywhere. Sharing and Learning is the main reason why i join the community..... basically no credentials
4 this article talked about what it takes to be a supermodel in china
5 somewhat
6 although the information seems convincing the lack of backround on the author makes me a little nervous

notecard 23

1 http://www.chinaapparel.net/news/2009/2009-03-26/18829.shtml
2 unknown
3 n/a
4 this article talks about how the chinese style is delicate but not simple as well as the trends for this season
5 somewhat
6 the source is an interview but i was unable to find the author and their credentials which makes the site slightly less credible

notecard 22

1. http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-02/06/content_10773488.htm
2. unknown
3. n/a
4 this site says that designer Liu Huili uses traditional designes to inspire modern pieces
5 yes
6 its from an online newspaper

Note Card 21

1. http://nymag.com/fashion/fashionshows/designers/bios/dereklam/

2. This doesn't list a specific author

3. No

4. This article discusses Derek Lam's fashion lable which is known for its precise silhouettes with soft, womanly leanings and a subtle seventies homage.

5. yes

6. It is posted under the New York Fashion week which is a reliable source

Note Card 20

1. http://nymag.com/fashion/features/34973/

2. This article is written by AMy Lorocca

3. No

4. This article disscuses designer Philip Lim as a young deisgner noted for his feminine streamlined clothes and his attention to detail. It also tells about his pew clothing line 3.1 Philip.

5. Yes

6. I believe this article because it provides lots of information in a well-organized and intellectual set-up. ALso the website itslef seems very reliable.

Note Card 19

1.

2. This site does not give an author, however, it is posted under Infomat.

3. This article does not list creditionals, but isntead has a disclaimer stating that "the information in this report relies on information provided by individual designers, public relations agencies and other public sources. Infomat can accept no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of such information or for loss or damage caused by any use thereof."

4. This article tells how Peter Som first fell in love with fashion at a young age and how he he was recognizd by the CFDA as a rising young talent in their Scholarship Competition.
It also tells how he has come to dress celeberties such as Mandy Moore and Scarlett Johansen

5. Somewhat

6. Although the information seems accurate, I cannot fully believe it due to the disclaimer

Note Card 19

1.http://www.fashionwindows.com/beauty/sue_wong/default.asp

2. This does not list a specific author, however it is posted by Fashion Windows.

3. NO

4. This article disscusses the L.A. based fashion designer, Sue Wong and how she has impacted the fashion scene, despite never having had any formal training in the fashion industry.

5. Yes because the information is well supported through a series of details.

Note Card 18

1. http://www.biography.com/articles/Vera-Wang-9542398

2. This website does nto list a specific author, but comes from Biography.com

3. Doesn't list creditionals

4. This article tells how Vera Wang progressed from being a teenage, proffesional iceskater to Senior Fashion Editor at Vouge magizine. It also disscusses her rather random and suprising break into the fashion world through desiging her very own wedding gown.

5. yes

6. Biography.com is known to be a well-trusted and reliable source.

Note Card 17

1. http://www.infomat.com/whoswho/zangtoi.html

2. This site does not give an author, however, it is posted under Infomat.3. This article does not list creditionals, but isntead has a disclaimer stating that "the information in this report relies on information provided by individual designers, public relations agencies and other public sources. Infomat can accept no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of such information or for loss or damage caused by any use thereof.

4. This site discusses Zang Toi's childhood and how he developed his well-known reputation for his use of vibrant colors and natural hues, as well as his broad Hollywood Clientele.
5. Somewhat

6. Although the information seems accurate, I cannot fully believe it due to the disclaimer

Note Card 16

1. http://www.infomat.com/whoswho/viviennetam.html

2. This site does not give an author, however, it is posted under Infomat.

3. This article does not list creditionals, but isntead has a disclaimer stating that "the information in this report relies on information provided by individual designers, public relations agencies and other public sources. Infomat can accept no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of such information or for loss or damage caused by any use thereof."

4. The article talks about Viviene's reputation as a famous designer who takes upperclass, high-fashion styles to a more affordiable and relatable level.

5. Somewhat

6. Although the information seems accurate, I cannot fully believe it due to the disclaimer

Note Card 15

1. http://www.infomat.com/whoswho/annasui.html

2. This website does not list a specific author, although it is from Infomat.

3. The website does not list creditionals, but instead has a disclaimer stating that "the information in this report relies on information provided by individual designers, public relations agencies and other public sources. Infomat can accept no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of such information or for loss or damage caused by any use thereof."

4. This article gives information on how Anna Sui got her start in the fashion world, incluiding where she attended school and her early days as a stylist. It also shows how Anna has made an impact on both the American and Chinese fashion worlds.

5. Somewhat

6. Though the information presented seems rather accurate, I cannot say I fully trust and believe this article due to the disclaimer.

pictures two

http://yeinjee.com/asianpop/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/bandi-panda-fashion-01.jpg

http://www.manufacturer.com/images/product/www.alibaba.com/1020/h/Sell_2_tone_Chinese_Fashion_Long_Dress_Qipao.jpg

http://en.epochtimes.com/news_images/2005-2-18-tang.jpg

http://home.arcor.de/qipaostl/images/my-qipao/n23.jpg

http://media.cdn.nakheel.com/portal/nakcom/static/nakheel/images/news/main-348.jpg

http://images.china.cn/images1/200711/411849.jpg

http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2008/03/28/cfw_ordifen7_gallery__591x400.jpg


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http://images2.sina.com/english/life/p/2008/1105/U138P200T1D196727F12DT20081105193949.jpg

http://www.zimbio.com/Asian+Hairstyles/articles/60/Hairstyles+China+Fashion+Week

http://nimg.sulekha.com/Entertainment/original700/china-fashion-week-2009-3-24-7-30-27.jpg

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/life/images/attachement/jpg/site1/20081106/0022191004340a7c95380a.jpg

http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20081106/001ec94a26ba0a7d1cd345.jpg

Note Card 14

1. http://www.yuddy.com/celebrity/jimmy-choo/bio

2. This website does not specify an author

3. This site doesn't list creditals

4. This article tells about the orgins of Jimmy Choo's career, incluiding information on his family and how he got his now house-hold known, famous name. It also discusses his partnership with vouge magizine, which was his first step into becoming the famous designer he is today.

5. Yes I believe this source because it is well- written and organized in a very intellectual way.

notebook 13

1 http://www.chinatoday.com.cn/English/e20026/b6.htm
2 n/a
3 n/a
4 that international fashion week held 1,100 stands
5 yes
6 it seems well researched and there is no point in making up the info listed

notecard 12

1 http://www.cityweekend.com.cn/beijing/events/41466/
2 N/A
3 N/A
4 that chinese fashion weeks has over 400 shows and 54 professional design competitions
5 yes
6 the site seems credible and well researched

notecard 11

1 http://vice.typepad.com/vice_magazine/2009/04/fashion-issue-extra-an-interview-with-maple.html
2 JOCKO WEYLAND
3 works at the magazine
4 the article said that one of the popular fashion magazines in china is called vice magazine
5 kinda
6 it doesnt seem completly legit

notecard 10

1 http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2009-04/08/content_11148659.htm
2 www.chinaview.cn
3 this is a reliable website that is updated frequently
4 they said that often today in high fashion they use traditional designs that are exagerated
5 yes
6 they interviewed a designer to obtain this information

notecard 9

1. http://www.bergpublishers.com/?tabid=5209
2 Juanjuan Wu
3 he is a professor
4 the sites says that the reinvention of the economy is directly corrilated to the renveinion of fashion
5 somewhat
6 there is not much backup to facts

notecard 8

1 http://library.thinkquest.org/11576/cfash.html
2 unknown
3 due to lack of author there are no cridentials
4 During the late Chou Dynasty, a basic set of clothing was created. It was a two-piece outfit consisting of a long tunic-usually belted or sashed, and over it was a jacket. The style was the same for all the Chinese no matter what class they were in, but there was a difference in material thought. The richer you were the finer the fabric. Shoes also played an important role in fashion for the Chinese, for it separated them from barbarians whom went barefooted. Like the set of clothing, the shoes were made from different materials according to your class. Peasants usually wore straw sandals while the higher classes wore fine slippers made from damask or brocade.
5 yes
6 The facts seem accurate and well researched

notecard 7

1 http://www.chinatownconnection.com/chinese-clothing-modern.htm
2 Christopher Schwebius
3 he is an entrepeneur
4 one thing that has carried over to modern fashion is the use of goodlluck to the wearer such as a dragon with 5 clouds another tradition is the bridal tiara
5 yes
6 the facts are agreeable to the ones of previous sites

Notecard 6

1 http://library.thinkquest.org/20443/g_clothing.html

2 not listed
3 unable to be found because of an unknown author
4 that traditonal motifs such as lions heads and masks of the chinese opera as well as chinese bronze it says that accessories such as belts, macrame, hair ornimates and necklaces are often used to complete and outfit
5 yes
6 the facts seem well researched and they match up with other facts ive found

http://library.thinkquest.org/20443/g_clothing.html



http://www.chinatownconnection.com/chinese-clothing-modern.htm

notecard 5

1. http://www.chinavoc.com/life/fashion/tradicos.asp
2 unknown
3--------
4 The site said that traiditional clothing is prefered to modern clothing often worn today to show modesty grace and good social standing
5 yes
6 the facts seem to match up well with the other facts ive found

Notecard 4

1http://www.ibabuzz.com/fashion/2008/03/09/ancient-chinese-fashion-with-a-modern-twist/
2 Dino-Ray Ramos
3 fashion journalism instructor at the acadamy of art university
4 It had to say that alot of fashion designers look at ancient fashions to find insperations for new ideas
5yes
6 the sources credintials seem legit

picture websites

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http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/life/images/attachement/jpg/site1/20081110/0022191004340a821dc234.jpg

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http://images2.sina.com/english/life/p/2008/1105/U138P200T1D196727F8DT20081105193949.jpg

http://i1.ce.cn/english/entertainment/fashion/lastnews/200811/06/W020081106409356674006.jpg

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http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/life/images/attachement/jpg/site1/20081112/0022191004340a84b35841.jpg

http://www.shanghai-central.com/chinese%20girls/chinese%20fashion%20silk.jpg

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Notecard 3

1.) http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/articles/article/China/Modern-Chinese-Dress/1869
2.)the source is unknown
3.) due to a lack of author i was unable to find credentials
4.) A modern twist on traditional chinese fashion is how fasion designers today experiment with the length width and height of the gowns. Macrame is also a popular way to and a little bit of traditional chinese style to modern pieces
5.) yes
6.) the information was well researched and organized.

Notecard 2

1.) http://ezinearticles.com/?Modern-Chinese-Clothing&id=1739630
2.) Christopher Schwebius
3.) He doesn't have credentials listed all i can tell is that he is an entrepenuer
4.)It said that modern chinese fashion is a combination of ancient goodluck symbols with more modern fashion aesthics. It said that the chinese often use motifs from ancient styles combined with new age fabrics and styles to create modern chinese clothing. Modern chinese fashions have some western influences such as jeans and buisness suits.

Yes, because it has an author and the author provided backround information as well as well researched facts that were presented in an organized manner

Notecard 1

1.) http://www.my-qipao.com/chinese_fashion_e1.html
2.)Rolf Haussler
3.) I couldnt find any credentials
4.)My source says that modern chinese fashion is all about mixing and layering formal and casual wear
5.) Yes
6.) The information seems to be well presented and the source seems to be reliable although i couldnt find credentials i believe that this was a good jumping off point for research